Double acting pump having inlet and outlet poppet valves
AssigneeBayou City Pump Works, Inc.
InventorW. Randall Evenson
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AssigneeBayou City Pump Works, Inc.
InventorW. Randall Evenson
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A double acting pump having inlet and outlet poppet valves clamped to the pump housing in proximity to an inlet manifold and an outlet manifold. The end portion of each cylinder in the double acting pump is provided with a sloped wall to prevent debris in the pumped fluid from becoming stuck in the pump cylinder. Each poppet includes a valve housing having a spring biased valve head slidably mounted therein and engageable with a removable valve seat. A stem is connected to the valve head and extends through an end wall of the valve housing to the exterior thereof to function as an external indicator rod to indicate the position of the valve head within the valve body. A handle is connected to the stem so that the stem can be manually pulled to lift the valve head from the seat to check the operation of the poppet valve, and a disc is mounted on the stem a predetermined distance from the end wall when the valve is in the closed position so that the wear between the valve seat and head can be obtained. The valve seat is dimensioned to allow a substantially unrestricted flow of fluid therethrough and having a 45.degree. slope engageable by a 90.degree. edge on the valve head to minimize the surface area between the valve head and seat so that debris cannot be trapped between the valve head and seat to prevent the valve head from properly seating.
A double acting pump having inlet and outlet poppet valves comprising, a housing, a double acting piston assembly slidably mounted in said housing, said double acting piston assembly having a pair of axially spaced pistons, a piston rod connected between said pistons, a bulkhead mounted in said housing, said piston rod extending through said bulkhead and slidably mounted therein, a pair of pump cylinders formed in the portion of the housing in which each piston reciprocates, each cylinder having an end portion terminating with an end wall, a suction poppet valve and a discharge poppet valve being mounted at the end portion of each pump cylinder, an inlet port provided in said housing, a first manifold communicating said inlet port with each suction poppet valve, a discharge port, a second manifold communicating said discharge port with each discharge poppet valve, the end wall in each cylinder extending inwardly into the cylinder from the end portion thereof and positioned between the suction and discharge poppet valves, the end wall in each cylinder being inclined in a direction to direct the pumped fluid to the discharge poppet valves and to prevent debris in the pumped fluid from becoming lodged between the double acting piston assembly and pump cylinder end wall.
A double acting pump having inlet and outlet poppet valves comprising a housing, a double acting piston assembly slidably mounted in said housing, said double acting piston assembly having a pair of axially spaced pistons, a piston rod connected between said pistons, a bulkhead mounted in said housing, said piston rod extending through said bulkhead and slidably mounted therein, a pair of pump cylinders formed in the portion of the housing in which each piston reciprocates, each cylinder having an end portion terminating with an end wall, a suction poppet valve and a discharge poppet valve being mounted at the end portion of each pump cylinder, each poppet valve comprising, a valve body, a removable valve seat mounted on the interior surface of the valve body, a clamp securing the valve body and associated valve seat to the pump housing, a valve head engageable with said valve seat, a stem connected to said valve head, an end wall mounted in said valve body, said stem extending through said end wall and slidably mounted therein, a spring mounted between said end wall and said valve head for biasing said poppet valve to the closed position, whereby the stem functions as an indicator rod to indicate the position of the valve head relative to the valve seat;
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